# The House floor queue

Every week the House published a floor schedule, and every week it didn't. 7 of 13 weeks on record carry a schedule; the rest are confirmed absences — almost always recess — shown as findings rather than hidden.

as_of 2026-09-04

## Weeks on record

| Week of | Measures | Schedule |
|---|---|---|
| [31 August 2026](/floor/2026-08-31.html) | no schedule (unconfirmed) | |
| [24 August 2026](/floor/2026-08-24.html) | no schedule (recess) | |
| [17 August 2026](/floor/2026-08-17.html) | no schedule (recess) | |
| [10 August 2026](/floor/2026-08-10.html) | no schedule (recess) | |
| [3 August 2026](/floor/2026-08-03.html) | no schedule (recess) | |
| [27 July 2026](/floor/2026-07-27.html) | no schedule (recess) | |
| [20 July 2026](/floor/2026-07-20.html) | 31 | 26 revisions |
| [13 July 2026](/floor/2026-07-13.html) | 27 | 7 revisions |
| [22 June 2026](/floor/2026-06-22.html) | 17 | 9 revisions |
| [1 June 2026](/floor/2026-06-01.html) | 24 | 14 revisions |
| [18 May 2026](/floor/2026-05-18.html) | 22 | 18 revisions |
| [9 February 2026](/floor/2026-02-09.html) | 13 | 15 revisions |
| [12 January 2026](/floor/2026-01-12.html) | 17 | 13 revisions |

## What this is

The House's own weekly floor schedule, captured and cited — not summarized, not forecast. Each week states its procedural postures, who sponsored each measure where that record has been retrieved, and nothing about what will happen next.

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